Bryn Kenney shoved from the small blind for 235,000 and David Coleman called it off from the big blind.
Bryn Kenney: K♥J♥ 
David Coleman: K♦4♦
Kenney was in a great spot to double up, and managed to do just that as the 6♦10♣7♣7♥Q♦ runout kept him in the lead throughout the hand.
Aleksejs Ponakovs limped in from the small blind and Espen Jorstad checked from the big blind.
Jorstad called a bet of 20,000 from Ponakovs on the 10♣10♦J♦ flop and an even bigger one on the J♠ turn.
When the 3♣ hit the river, Ponakovs bet 360,000, and Jorstad used some extra time before he stuck in the call.
Ponakovs flipped over a bluff with 7♦6♠. Jorstad had the winner with ace-high as he tabled A♠2♣.
Espen Jorstad raised to 40,000 from the cutoff with Kayhan Mokri calling on the button, and David Coleman defending his big blind.
Coleman started with a check on the J♦4♣J♥ flop, and Jorstad tossed out a continuation-bet of 30,000. Mokri quickly raised to 85,000, which only Jorstad called.
Jorstad checked when he saw the 3♥ turn, and Mokri threw out a bet of 240,000. Jorstad continued with a call.
The 10♠ completed the board, and Jorstad checked again. Mokri decided on a bet of 680,000, which was enough to get Jorstad to fold instantly.
Kayhan Mokri checked from the small blind on the K♣7♥2♣ flop, and Espen Jorstad bet 30,000 from the button. Mokri continued with a call.
Mokri check-called a bet of 135,000 from Jorstad when the A♥ appeared on the turn.
Once Mokri checked the Q♠ river, Jorstad bet 325,000. Mokri used a few of his time bank cards before choosing to call. Jorstad had backed into the nuts with J♦10♥, and the pot was awarded to him.
Espen Jorstad limped in from the small blind and Kayhan Mokri bumped it up to 75,000 from the big blind. Jorstad then three-bet to 265,000, and Mokri called.
On the 9♦3♣2♣ flop, Jorstad put out a continuation-bet of 235,000, which Mokri called to see the 5♥ fall on the river. Without much hesitation, Jorstad shoved for 535,000, which sent Mokri into the tank. After using some extra time, Mokri eventually found a fold.
Jesse Lonis opened under the gun to 45,000 and Steve O'Dwyer shipped his stack of around 220,000 in from the small blind. Lonis called.
Steve O'Dwyer: K♠J♠
Jesse Lonis: A♣Q♣
O'Dwyer was behind, and despite making a pair on the 8♣Q♥J♣ flop, he was still trailing to the bigger pair of Lonis. No paint showed up on the 2♥2♠ runout, which meant O'Dwyer was out.
Heads up on a flop of K♥6♥8♥, Aleksejs Ponakovs checked out of the big blind. Punnat Punsri bet from the cutoff and was met by a check-raise to 55,000 by Ponakovs. Punsri decided to call and see at least a turn.
The two players checked the 7♠ turn for the 7♥ to drop on the river. Ponakovs checked again, but Punsri slid out a bet totalling 220,000. Ponakovs used a few of his time banks before he returned his cards to the dealer and forfeited the pot to Punsri.
Aleksejs Ponakovs made it 40,000 under the gun and Kayhan Mokri three-bet to 120,000 from the cutoff. Ponakovs called to see a flop.
Ponakovs check-called Mokri's bet of 75,000 on the Q♣J♦J♥ flop.
The 3♥ rolled off on the turn and Ponakovs check-folded when Mokri bet 275,000.
Leon Sturm shoved from the small blind and Biao Ding called off his stack of around 230,000 from the big blind.
Biao Ding: A♦4♣
Leon Sturm: K♣7♥
Ding was in the lead with his ace-high, but needed to catch up after Sturm paired his king on the K♦Q♦6♣ flop. A 7♠ on the turn sealed the deal as Sturm made an unbeatable two pair, which improved to a full house on the K♥ river just for extra measure.
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